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Mrs. Cleveland Has All the Luck.
SHE CATCHES FIVE TROUT, WHILE THE PRESIDENT
HASN'T A BITE,

On the arrival OF the presidential fishing party at
Hollis Point, miles from Saranac Inn YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Cleveland soon caught the first fish. She
also caught the second, landing it after a long
struggle. Lunch was eaten picnic fashion and
after the meal there was more fishing. A heavy
shower came up at o'clock, which put an end to
the sport after Mrs Cleveland had taken i've fish
The Presidents luck was transferred TO his wife
for he caught nothing Mrs. Cieveland's first fish
was Seven-pOunder. Mrs Lamont, Col Lamont
and Mrs. BOSNIAN were also lucky In making
catches. The party reached the Saranac Inn al
half-paSt 5, during lull In the Storm somewhat
damp, but as jolly as il there had been no shower
They found the cottage prettily decorated with
punches OF hlacs, birch leaves, wild cherry bios
SONS, and ferns arranged In masses and clusters
over the mantel and about pictures and mirrors.
Across the face OF the mantel, under the shelf.
were the figures in pansieS. $50, !" "'S1" A mound
OF wild flowers on the center-table and vases led
with wild violets and other wood flowers standing
upon the writing desk were the simple reminders
furnished by the lady friends OF Mrs Cleveland OF
her wedding-day anniversary. The party were
fatigued after their days excursion, and retired
early.
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Two Incendiaries Sentenced.

NEW YORK. June 3-At the Kings County Court
OF Sessions Townsend and Augustus johnson, the
men who set fire TO Planners cOoperaRe in Will
liaElsburg on April I'd and again On last Saturday
were sentenced by Judge Moore this morning to
the full penalty OF the 1aw-fOurteen years each.
The men pleaded guilty to arson in the third de-
gree two Indictments.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IGOR RENT-OFFICES IN LIE DROIT BUILDING,
II opposite L. Post and Patent Office; two
secOnl focr fronting Sth and SITS. with ample sign
slase- suitable for patent attorney. Two rooms on
Basement floor. 'front.' well adapted for real estate
and Insurance business A. L. BARBER & CO,
ry-l4-.v lie Droit Ending.
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Wesleyans Against Coercion.

LONDON, June "A circular has been sent to
one thousand representative members OF the
wesleyan Church asking their opinion OF the
governments Irish coercion bill. Sixty-ntne per
cent OF those who received the circular condemn
the measure. OF the minority large number
condemn the proposed law individually, but re-
fused to sign petitions against it on the ground
that they do not approve, as members OF the
church, OF meddltng with politics.
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Dashed into a Gang OF Lahorers.

NEW YORK, June IA train on the New York
and New Haven Railroad, While running at a
point near Mamaroneck, this afternoon, a few
minutes after II o'clock, ran into gang or Italian
wOrkrDen, killing one of them instantly and badly
injuring two others. Coroner Ttce will hold an
1nQueSt
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DISCHARGES AND BURROUGHS.
A sweeping Reduction of Force at the
Government Printing Office.

AT tne government Printing ONCE yesterday, at
the close OF work, about forty employees were dis
charged and one hundred were furloughed.
fueiic Printer Benedict said to STAR reporter
To-Day, In reference to the discharges and fur
loughs:
for the present quarter had in round num-
GERS $'lhoo0tD carry on the public printing. OF
that sum have left for the month OF june the
last month OF the quarter, only 1874 900. So that
ii April and in May, in each month, the expenses
were about $lsS,O0 Now, OF the $134, 600 re-
naming, at least 5000 SEQ 900 will have to be
used Tor material, so that will have not exceed
Ing $l2OOOO Tor labor. Now in order to keep the
expenses within the limit have to reduce. These
ngures explain the reduction. Forthis month and
people,"
SEMI-MONTHLY PAY-DATS.
Mr. Benedict is keeping up the system of semi
monInly payments to employees, and as the pay
day OF the current week fell on Monday "a legal
holiday he had the force paid off last Saturday.
that the employees had been paid before the regu-
lar DAY. IN The past the custom has been where
payday fell on legal holiday to put off payment
untll inc DAY following the holiday.
Speaking OF the internal workings of the Office
Mr. Benedict said: 81 feel that can say that both
as TO the public service-the amount and quality
OF work done-and as to the convenience and in
ter shape.'
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.
Yesterday bids were opened by the public prin-
ter for ice, fuel and all the supplies except paper
There were eighty bidders, an unusually large
number, and in regard to terms offered the public
printer said: They are very favorable to tn Gov
ernment. Some old bidders who had not bid for
years sent In proposals, and many who had never
bid before submitted figures
Some days ago the grand jury visited the Print
ing Office and inspected it Throughout, and since
then. by order OF the Commissioners, the District
boiler inspector made Oh examination OF the
boilers.
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DIED.

Funeral from her late residence. No 1914 9Th sfrsse
pSrthsest Sunday. n. sth in.s.ns .t $50 I'm.
boro', Nd, papers please copyl
BURKE May 3lst, at l2 90 p m MARIA BURKE
Henry ana s1dset burke II Aashssrsrd Ssisss Ir .
Her fsnersi vii take place Friday. .. 30 O'Clock
str sa c %s.. s ssss sn and
p6Sea4 ia Ss lssz :. e. RIOS
18th his .:s %
r.sassss e. En- .ns s e. Il r. = =:
northwest, Sarah GIBSON. in she seveniy-thirS
~ fansrs f. siII take plscs IRON the A.suz es..sA.
sa', The ,S,, a. !, = O'Clock pan r'o F'
HAYES. June p 1852. CATHERINE HAYEa wife
Kerry s:I sS is, Ississa . .' " ''''"
sss: 8 ms s" 9sy ss1s I, : Sf
&; &c saPf 5sss Of ss
the vii Ssss 81: lat.
H. s::s ss, 8 .::s Ss1s
aa q Se 1ssT me q s s.
csson. ma asassssr e shs isss j.@s: Ssiy;
O. MSDasy SUaDs s9s gs ,: 81
JAMES o. infant Of James o. Nsrcsroe md tSe
late sarah & Marcerun.
1EE ,ss i IL. s
adslphia 1854, .eed forty Ave year end sI month";,
west sunday. q O'Clock Er1ends and relatives OF
family are invited % attend.
SEBkEE On June ID, 1882, a IL nm, Mrs.
NANCY LYDIA 6EHREE aee Afty-nye, q the resi-
dence Of her esn. W. T. ee6ese No. 32S Delaware
nue. northeast
FunsrS from ne Metropolitan n.pess Church, cor.
r. sSo nn aaq ,nssa = sstprd
rHECKER In Georgetown. p: c.. on nursday,
June z, 1857. q ~ O'Clock An, NARY ANN, wife Il
day, $50 pm
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Underground Wires.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FEET FOR TIE FIRE AND POL c
SEKYICE oE TIE nIsfRIcr

SERVICE or THE DISTRICT
An important work has been begun I'm the Dis
trict-that OF laying about 1900 feet OF under.
ground wire tor the use OF the police and fire de-
partments The greater part OF the work will be
In having cables in which are Undecided four or
nVe wires ana these viii be 80 placed as TO encir-
Gle the city and to provide means In the future for
laying lateral branches at a small cost. By this
means, also, ABOUT three mlns OF telegraph poles
VIII be done away with. The work was commenced
at the corner of 18th street and Massachusetts, ave.
nue. by gang Of laborers under charge Of Capt.
Burrows OF the engineer department, although
derground Gable Co.. OF Pittsbug. II viii be CON-
pieted by July lst, next.
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Accident to an Apprentice.
HE FELL FROM THE THIRD STORY AND WAS FATALLY

Chas. Lehman. an apprentice, nineteen years Of
age, while at work putting up a galvanized iron
cornice on house No. 14&2 NJ street northwest
about O'Clock Shis afternoon fell nom the third
story to the ground, and was probably
fatally injured. The police patrol wagon
was sent for, and he was removed to
his home, No. 45 6L street, southwest He
had not received medical attendance up to the
time the police arrived He was unconscious and
had not spoken since he had fallen.
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FOR RENT,FLATS.

VvOR RENT-AT Jerry low RATES FIVE LARGE
Il .nd comInOchOus fats, and rooms, in the b.
< q Building. vi and 30th SITS NV, on second
and third floors These fats fine any the
city expense has been spared TO make them models
IF convenience comfort and elegance special attention
being given TO sanitary arrangements. convenience of
SeceSs Sc street ears pass doors every two minutes
For further particulars apply TO
THOMAS ]. FISHER,
1924 st. d W., or 2..S1 M ST. premises
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WILMINGTON, DEL. June 3-Wilham II. Carroll
the proprietor OF the Casino, who was shot by
Robert Frankfort Monday, died this morning. The
general impression Is that Frankfort acted In SELF
defense.
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seriou. Charge Against a Negro.

AN ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPON HIS srEP-DAUGHrER
Officer John c. Daley, OF the second precinct
station, this afternoon arrested Frederick vass,
colored shoe-mender, living On Franklin street,
and locked him up on charge of committing an
outrage upon Eva Patty, his fourteen year-old
step-daughter. The offense charged is alleged to
nave occurred this morning about o'clock.
she states that he threatened to slap her II she
made an outcry. The girl was examined by DR..
assaulted. Vass Is held for hearing In the Police
Court tomorrow. The prisoner Is about thirty
years OF age,
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j. H..Byram ct al have bought for "a, 500 OF Geo.
j. johnson part lot "a. square 10l fronting 20 on
Goth. between H and I streets northwest. r. u.
Goode has bought OF F. W. True for Sc 600 lot 81,
Lan1er Heights. James II. Reed has bought OF
W. Pratt ct al. for 81 o65 lot A, square 49, cor
ner OF 18th and streets
NJ. Weller ct al, trustees, have bought lots l.
ana - SO. 1868 and 5 and 10, SO. 1OS8, on G, l4th
ana 18th streets southeast, for SO, 15455. F. X.
Lundy mas bought OF Emmon K. Lundy part or lot
Carolina avenue between sth and 9th streets
southeast, for 5000.
MIS-. Nancy II. Cartier has bought OF c. W.
by SD feet. on street. between 4th and 9Th north
west. D. r. Batchelder has bought for $40, :56:a sc
SUP iotS "a 10 o4 square 73 each fronting 20 feet
streets east. Job Barnard has bought for s., 900
OF + D. Daniels part lot }, square 6S5, 2Os front
on North capitol streets, between and streets
north.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE RAIRoAD.-The ease OF
VIM. Nutzey against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad co. for damages to property on Maryland
avenue resulted In verdict TOR plaintiff for 900
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On Trial Tor killing Her Husband.
son rEsTIFTEs AGAINST HIS MOTHER


Inc trial of Mrs. Penseyres for the murder or her
husband was resumed I'm Buffalo, n Y. Wednes-
day There was a stir In the unusually fun court.
room shortly before noon when Frank Poe son
ol the prisoner, was called To the stand. In the
preliminary examination Roe had refused TO testify
anu was held for contempt. but wednesday he
aoe no oblection and proceeded TO give his testi.
mony In clear and straightforward manner.
ne tesIned That on the night OF the murder he
was awakened once by a conversation between
iense. res ana his Vile. IL was about Penseyres
doing something that displeased his wife THE
next ane he awoke he heard the report Of pistol,
he jumped up and saw his mother at the loot OF
ms ped with something In her hand like a revolt
aer. ne asked: whats that?" and she replied,
Nothing. He started to see what n was Int
she would not let him. He was scared and went
back to bed. ~ '
The entire morning session yesterday was speps
Ia tne OF Poe 10y Lawyer Laughs
IN, put the boys story was not SHAKEN Al Tie
close ne was asked this question: NOW sir, are
You willing 10 swear positively that your mother
had something In her hand that glittered In Tn.
ann nght like the silver handle OF a revolver as
she PASSED your bed, when upon this technical
question alone the result OF her life may depend,
Poe answered: Yes, sir, am. must tell ths
truth or 60 10 Jail again"
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The Natio nal Drill Committee.

THE LIGHT INFANTRY PROTEST TO BE CONSIDERED
TO-DAY.
The executive committee Of the National Drill
will hold meeting this afternoon, at which, 1t
expected, much business looking to closing up thes
affairs OF the committee will be transacted. The
papers In the protest Of the W. L. Corps against
the National Rifles will come before the commit
tee, and it is thought the matter will be settled
Capt. oyster, OF the National Rifles, was met at
the District government Offices by STAR reporter
to-day, and asked by him as to the status OF the
protest ''There Will be meeting or the eXecu-
tive committee at 3 O'Clock to-day" he said,
'.when shall present my claim for the 81, 900. II
person then we Shall prpbaby be be re I by
counsel il they consider it necessary for us to be
represented at all. We claim, you know, that as
necessarily follow, and even admitting that all
that has been said by the officers is true the pro
test to have been properly fled should have been
filed by the commanding officer through the board
OF judges Now, as the judges saw tit to award
us the position l hold that the executive commit
tee cannot do else than to pay us the money. Still
we have no wish to antagOnfze them-tn fact we
are simply DESTROYS of maintaining our rights In
the matter"
VIEWS OF COMMISSIONER wHEATLEY.
Commissioner Wheatley was asked again by
STAR reporter to-day as to the protest, and reit-
Grated his assertion of yesterday that he does not
care to be mixed up in any difficulty between the
Rifles and the Infantry; that all the drill commit
tee wants is to settle the matter and award the
81 900 prize in accordance with the facts which
the board OF judges ended with decision Of the
relative merits OF the competing companies, and
in case OF dispute over the Legitimacy OF the
drill Of any one company, the subject becomes
the properly Of the executive committee, with
whom alone rests the responsibility OF awarding
the prizes. The executive committee also assumes
the duty Of judge, for should the charges against
the Rifles be sustained and the fifth company step
forward and claim the prize, it will remain TO the
committee to decide whether or not 1t shall be
paid to them.
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PROF. BAIRD Il progressing comfortably thta at
ternoon, and his attendants feel encouraged. He
Is 00le 70 take milk for nOurishment.
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General Foreign News.

KAROLYI WILL REMAIN AT LONDON.
LONDON. June 3-COunt kar0lyt, AuStrtan.Hun-
garian ambassador here, denies that he will re-
tire from the embassy after the queens jubilee
celebration, as has been reported.
BELGIAN MINERS STRIKE AGAIN.
BRUSSELS June :.-FOur thousand miners In the
Borinage district who had returned to work. have
again gone out on strike. There has been no dis
order.
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Army LRAvEs.-Assistant Surgeon A. II. Appel is
granted six months leave. First Lieut. n. !.
Goldman, 9TH cavalry, four months extension Of
leave. Capt. Geo. NJ. Downey, Of the 21st infantry
one months extension OF leave; ell on account OF
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 3.-virginia sixes con-
CAS- bid to-day
BALTIMoRE. Nd, June 3.-cotton firm and
e %ssan, sadsaa ana IL Flour quiet
81 S,s super per-, 5oasSo e.tr. ss5as S:
patep. $50: do; is%iiy, 800: Whsat~southern
steady and quiet; red, 94a96; amber 96a9S western
shade frmsr and quiet; No winter red. spot 955sa
BIZ sspie%Ssr. Ss1D3sSu A%sas STEADY s
and gnieSi white; 5laS2: yellow. 4Sa4g: western
as July; 47a47A:, August, 4s bid. Oats steady and
western ghite 36a3s: western mixed, Sass. Rye
hrlit oSaoO. hay steady-prime to choice western.
lAooa1t5o PrSSisiens steady with fair INQUIRY:
and clear rib sides packed, 6,1as. Bsconshoulders.
nsSA: hams, 2sa14 LArd,,redned. 81. Butter
AS. Esxs firm. 14kal5. Petroleum stssdy-re6nei
6A Coffee irregular aud lower-Rio csrxoes ordnspr
e fair. Soa.2ls; , Sugar quiet and Grm..A soft
With All dsnspd TAI ffes6ts 70 Iiyer ni
bss',als od a0ar lSa ssss Shs: sSd
re- S9g bushels shiPments-aouf, 500 barrels
wheat Ky bushels Salss-wheas, 1913. 900 bushels
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Three Internal Machines.

AND THE BRITISH CONSUL.
The New York World to-day says: Three ALLEGED
Internal machines were being carted about the
streets OF this city yesterday afternoon, one ad.
dressed TO Inspector Byrnes another to Capt VIII.
Jams, and the third TO the British consul only
that intended for Capt Williams reached its a..
unatlon, and that, though 1t performed some
peculiar antics In connection with a bucket Of
water, dld no marin TO anybody. The other par
GELS were overlooked by Jersey City congressman
who was charged with their delivery. and their
character being discovered upon his return TO the
stable they were sent TO the Jersey CITY poljC,
headquarters, where Chief Murphy opened and ex.
amlned them. No explosion occurred and the chief
declared that they were charged with gun-cotton
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TORONTO, ONT. June 3.-The council OF the To-
rOntO board OF trade have decided to call another
meeting OF the board to further discuss the Ques-
ton OF reciprocity with the United States.
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SITE FOR AN ODD FELLOWS HALL Ar rur Wrxr
END.-The trustees OF Friendship Lodge No IL. /.
y. q. f., have bought OF ]. Ii. Hines trustee part
lot 20 50. lOl, fronting 1874 feet 10th street.
between ii and streets northwest, as a site for
their hall, the price being g. zoo.
RANGE OF TUB THERNoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office today =
M, Ga: pm, "a: maximum, 10; minimum 60
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LAND COMMISSIONER SPARES has recommended
suit be brought against the State OF Michigan to
cancel the patents to 1000 acres OF land on Bots
Blanc Island on the ground that the land was not
subject to patent
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TH1s Goops Fon Hor WEATHER
sEATON PERRY

sEATON PERRY
sc K ft IF sE@ pk14sH
7fR5a lH asS sE HsH ss5z p
MfLks' PhlStEss TAMNs. MEfT P1 tSG Is.
EE zsb EsR6 70 hha SWISS
EMSkkSIbffER p IND possEEs AT GREATLY
MANNED DOWN PRICES" ON PARIS coMB1NA-
SoyEIfI.s il EMBROIDERED BAr1srE AND
-, ZEpHYR ROBES.
MfE39fHiR pksfass sAA 6e 9akbl HINES IN
sN ESs GSSfi AZ E6w ssf FhcfS g NY
ALL TT THE En-, NEMEsT PATTERNS II :, ANpERsoN's
fEhsktE zAb BA4fs4k HAs E5S SE5R
"sFESfIL sxsaAlxs" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
kfkA SKs AI G sS III AS sA1k AND COL
oRED sUkAH SILKS AT 75c., 81. s1.25. $3.50
NEW bLASk TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AT
aEa M5 SD nEDI sTH1 EE1 aHP
g FIxIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pBIcKA
Pr.xr Bu11prso.
Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9Th a.
Established 1910. my28
TNHE cEILUIOIp TRUSS.
Il ior ssioa s cHAa FIsHERS
023 9TH street northwest
Mn. FISHER dsvotss her attention 70 Tue wants u
A sTHMA. NEURALGIA. PARALYsIs, HYsTERIA
kka Masnstic Heller, 40 loth Il NV. oSics hour.
s y ~ Consultation frs'' viii visit ''''n'A
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A MARINE FINED.-This afternoon, in the Police
martin schneider, salOOn-keeper in East WASH
ngton, with destroying private property. II was
In Bchneider's place, ana that Collins broke open
his locker to get his clothes out after Schneider
mad fastened 1t up because Collins owed him
bill. He was fined $40
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TOR RENT

TOT q street NV. IL rooms laundry, &c.
III l4th at, IL rooms, bath and furnace room,
1881 nth at, store and stable and two hxts con.
tanning e5ch D ROOMS and b5th.
Also 1881 y st n. Il rooms and bath room Pos
session Will I've given on June /. 1887.
All of above property Is in elegant repair and will be
rented reasonable. Apply az
A. HEITMULLER 4 CO..
my1S-1w I:I.,:l l1th 81
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the world is
offered free to every subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book Of 191 pages profusey illustrated, With more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment in another column
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I-,OR REST-STORE s24 TTH STREET NV FOR
terms inquire OF the ATohecGry next door, m3 -
VIOk RENT-STORE AND CELLAR. CORNER OF
a !.th and SITS suitable for business of any
kInd Apply 10 W. e. JOHNSON us 18th ST. u
myl2-1m
I'OR KENT-STORE AND CELLAR. 400 18TH
II ~. door from Penlsy lyania ave: also rooms )
and .. list AOor building Pa and 18th St
Apply To JAMES \. DAVIS SONS. 12Ol Pa. ave,
I'm - Iny42:n
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NOT THE WIFES SEPARATE PRoPERTY.-To-day In
Circuit Court No. =, Judge Hagner, the case OF
be-action to recover 81, 900 for alleged trespass
in entering store and Selling a show caSc-waS
tried, and verdict for defendant was returned.
The defendant, to satisfy a judgment against the
husband OF complainant seized a show case, and
she, contending that 1t was her separate estate
and the seizure Illegal entered suit The defend
ant, represented by Mr.. Z. ii. Thomas, cOntended
that, no matter how the case was purchased. II
was not the wfes separate estate and was the
by the court, and a verdict for defendant was
given.
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District Government, Affair.".
THE WATER MAIN TAX.

THE WATER MAIN TAX.
The correction OF the special water main tax is
time only $110 has been paid in on the SlOO. 600
involved. the time for payment expires July 1,
next. 1t is estimated that about $4,000 will be
received from this tax after a compromise has
been effected.
EXTENDING THE POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM
The District Commissioners have executed q
contract with the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph
co. to supply police signal and telephone system
for the first precinct. Fifteen patrol signal sta
tons OF iron, similar in size and style to those now
In use In the fifth precinct, are 10 be furnished,
With all the apparatus batteries &C., necessary
station. The work is to be done within three
months, at O cost OF S4,1JO
THE FIRE-ESCAPE COMMISSION
VIII have another meeting on Monday, when they
will submit their plans and recommendations In
regard to suitable and standard fire-escape to
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Ent wiSe as follows:
E. j. Harmon, to erect two brick dwellings,. num-
bered SIS and ST. 23d street northwest; 81, 800
c. A. Shields to erect brick dwelling, numbered
116 5th street northeast; 500 II. Jaeger to
Massachusetts, avenue northeast; $4,000. C. J..
Waters, to erect brick dwelling, numbered 719
21st street northwest; S2,1OO F. NJ. Cockrell, to
erect brick dwelling, numbered 1918 street
northwest; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A wholesale liquor license has been granted
Richard f. wagner. The application OF Margaret
A. Speiss for wholesale liquor license has been
d1Sapproved
The application OF j. X. Strasburger for a re-
funding OF part OF his license tax by reason OF
the burning OF his theater before the end or the
Fish, on the ground that fire is a contingency
which Is liable to the owner OF any kind OF license